[dlalonde]

I found it annoying that Microsoft didn't have a Google Keep kind of app for Sticky Notes and that we needed to install OneNote or use the Microsoft Launcher to access them. Both solutions are a little overkill in comparison to having a direct app.

Now I'm sure Microsoft will eventually make one but in the meantime, I made one. It's just a webwrapper to onenote.com/stickynotes/ with a little tweak to hide the top left menu.

It was also a personal challenge. I'm a web Developer and I'm interested in creating Android apps. I hadn't used Java in forever!

The thing is, I'm not going to pay to become a Google Play developer for the moment given all I have is this app from which I'm not making any money. Plus, it's just a webwrapper so most of the app doesn't even belong to me.

But I am willing to share the APK if anyone is interested!

[AlienDrew]

I'd love to take a look at it, as I've also done the same thing at https://github.com/TheAlienDrew/Unofficial-Sticky-Notes.

Though since I do have Google developer access, I made mine open source and free on the Play Store, along with some additional features that the original website doesn't have. At this time, the website and my app are having issues with Android text input, and I'm wondering if your app also is having the same issue right now.